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Property Details
Highhouse at DEER CREEK
Mt Charleston, NV 3 Parcels on 4 acres, including 1 Cabin
ACTIVE
$1,250,000
Property Details
The historic Deer Creek Park Subdivision embrace the rich history of Las Vegas dating back to the late 1920’s and 30’s. Fueled by the Union Pacific Railroad, the original Deer Creek Park was the result of the nationwide boom of the roaring 20’s and the boomtown of Las Vegas. Described in the Las Vegas Age newspaper in 1929 “it is an ideal location for a summer playground”. The original developers received approval for the Deer Creek Park subdivision by Clark County in 1932.
The old Sawmill shut down when construction was halted after the Great Depression. With the abundance of fresh mountain spring water, this Old Sawmill was repurposed to a distillery during prohibition. Development opportunities range from maintaining the existing properties, restoration of older cabins to a wide variety of developments including a private recreation resort to an exclusive residential development. There are several historic cabins suitable for restoration, the old saw that became a distillery during Prohibition in the 1930s.
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